Singapore Standard, 29 November 1956

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    30 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 v it m FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 Vol. > 1 1- ><>• ISO SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956 1 1 r\t,f -UM-
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    Lock icon IN SINGAPORE: $1 MIL DAMAGE TO CROPS AND FARM DWELLINGS
    285 1 IN SINGAPORE $1 MIL DAMAGE TO CROPS AND FARM DWELLINGS MORE than $1,000,000 worth of crops, pigs and poultry belonging f more than 1,000 farmers have been destroyed m the floods m Singapore since last- Saturday. Up to yesterday afternoon, more than 9.70 Inches of rain were recorded by Singapore
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    Lock icon BOY FOUND DEAD
    33 1 THE body of a two-year-old Malay boy was recovered about 20 yards from his m Chansi Roar la it evening. H believed to have been swept away by flood waters.
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    28 1 British Consulate m Said yesterday '"strongly tish community to leave the city as soon as possible m view of the attii t the Egyptian Government. Rev-
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    Lock icon PAKISTAN PROTESTS
    64 1 ONEW YORK N an today informed N tions Sec. Council that the part of the •tate of Jammu and Kashmir under Indian military occupation had been "integrated" with India. In a letter to the Cr President, the Pakistan permanent U.N. delegate, M hammed Mir Khan, requested that "appropriate
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    Lock icon MERSING: DEATH TOLL NOW 30
    51 1 pic. THESE three pictures taken ct Bedok end Potong Pasir show the state of the floods m Singapore cfter more ram fei! yesterday morning and m the latter part of the afternoon. In centre picture IWC farmers open a canal on their farmland to allow
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    Lock icon CYCLIST DIES
    18 1 A SINGAPORE cyclist G rj Cheng, 26. collapsed and dird while riding along Jalan Tcga yesterday.
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    Lock icon Tension Mounts In Syria
    92 1 Tension Mounts In Syria WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 B r i •;\:r\ arid W* States bave beejj ronsulting at a high r to prevent a new Middle Ea I explosion arising from growing friction between Syria and Iraq, it was learned today. British and United State officials acknowledged they were hampered
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    56 1 WASHINGTON Nov. t» (Beater)— The United States had voi< rd its BMCCn to Syria at the <<>ntinurd nrms shipments -rom tho Soviet I nimi to that country, a State Department spokesman said today. The State Department knew of "Mihst.tntial shipments of Soviet arms of various t\pev mid ireiffctl to
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    44 1 HONGKONG, Nov. 23 (Rcutm The Ceylonese Junior Minister of Trade and Commerce, Lakshaman Rajapaksa, said on arrival here today from Peking that a Chinese Communist mission would arrive m Colombo m early Docember to review the rubberrice agreement between the two countries.
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    Lock icon DEATH HALTS $10,000 BANDIT'S ESCAPE BID
    259 1 Ex-Chung Ling Boy Wko Joined Chin Peng PENANG, Wed.— A youns terrorist with a Slo,oflo--prire on his head, was shot dead early today as he tried to escape from Police alter being captured m a routine screening operation here. An official source told the
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    Lock icon GIRL IN SEA TRAGEDY
    56 1 GIRL IN SEA TRAGEDY THIS i> tlio bar waitress, fj jtir tld Von^ En Yoke who v.is trapped m a far that pluiiurr! into thr sea just after midnight on MonThe girls body was nnt found when iITCn WtMi down to inspect the tar the next d.iy The driver of
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    Lock icon KOTA TINGGI UNDER 4 FEET OF WATER
    712 1 FOURTEEN MORE BODIES WERE SPOTTED ON THE BEACHES OFF JASON'S BAY IN SOUTH MERSING, JOHORE, YESTERDAY BY THE CREW OF AN RAF SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT IN RECONNAISSANCE OVER THE AREA. THESE BRING THE TOTAL DEATH TOLL IN MALAYA'S WORST STORM FOR MANY YEARS,
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    Lock icon TROUBLE IN ALBANIA
    95 1 BELGRADE. Nov. 28 (DP) Tbe Yugoslav Communist newspaper. BOCbft, said today T thrrn bai beta a VSVC i I tenor and masi arrests m neighbouring Communist Albania Bonnt ?aid scores of Albanians are (leeing to the hills armed with rifles, and secret polio v ending large up
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    Lock icon Big-Three Plan Talks
    46 1 LONDON. Nov. 28 (UP). Diplomatic spurres said today a Western Bic-Three foreign ministers meeting will be held m Paris early next month. The Western get-together will he arranged when foreign ministers convene m Paris on Dec. 11-15 for an important NATO < riuncil me<"
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    Lock icon THE TOLL OF THE ROAD
    96 1 THE TOLL OF THE ROAD ir<H cd. Heavy terday also took ti '.nil on the road. A inner of Chen Bak Hrn was kilh <: and f i •Ihers ,i i two wo thn thei m i if Ip < Road Dr lan. S iv.wlm \->.- CWet I on iin
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    Lock icon 'Only Reds Will Gain'
    66 1 LONDON. Nov. 28 (UP) Foreign Secretary Mr. Se. Lloyd warned today that only Communists gain m what he termed the "acute c of opinion" between Britain and the United States OfW Mid-East policy. Mr. Lloyd returned from the United Nations with a grim report on Anglo-Ameri-can
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    Lock icon LYNCH MOBS KILL NINE
    191 2 WAVE Of SEX TERROR IN SOUR AB AY A SOIRAB Nov ZS IP lynch mobs hSfl beaten and kicked to dea'h nine men suspected of Jabaiag ynun; children with needles m a of sex terror m 'his 'iva city, police rep its M.H tori iv ldr,-J
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    Lock icon Israel To Demand UN Action
    89 2 JERUSALEM, Nor. 38 < -nesset (Parliament) today adopted a n expressing "profound shock" at alleged atrocities perpetrated as > Jews la Egypt by (he Nasser Government. It demanded United Nations' action. The motion was submitted Premier David Ben CNnrion. The resolution said It would 'welcome
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    45 2 JER' KM M (UP) —Syrian troops fired on an Israeli engineer near the v er between the two nations around mid-da y yesterday army spokesman announced last night. The engineer employed by the Department of Public Works was reportedly unh\.:
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    Lock icon Fears Over Fate Of Missing Jews
    288 2 Fears Over Fate Of Missing Jews Gestapo' Arrests In Egypt POUT SAID, Nov. 28 (API The British Consul here MM last ni?ht for quick intervention by t Swiss Red Cross to find out from President Ni&ser what his happened to F.y pt s missing Jews. .?s m ißltieground city have
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    Lock icon Reservists Co Home
    70 2 NIC: 28 (Reuter) A total of 1,200 laemllli and a percentage of retained .rs from units of the British T -.loured D sion based on Tripoli are aome today aboard the troop; Empire Or v Headquarters announced here. They are due at Southampton on Dec. 5. Other
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    Lock icon CRITICAL PHASE IN BRITAIN'S
    401 2 M.E. POLICY New Clash In Parliament Seen LONDON, Nov. 28 (Reuter)— Politicians said today Mr. Sehvyn Lloyds return opens a new and critical phase of Parliament's clash over the IMiddle East crisis and that the Conservative Government's prestige may be vitally affected by his report to
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    Lock icon NEW U.S. ENVOY
    25 2 PRESIDENT Eisenhower yesterday named Mr. Ellsworth Bunker, retiring pre ient of the American Red Croaa, as United States Amba?sador to India. Reuter.
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    150 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Sinea pore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot (nom.) 11 1 i U2\ Dec. R.S.S. No 1 |11| 1111 R.S.S. No. 2 109 110 R.S.S No. 3 (nom.) 1(17 108 Tone: Uncertain. our* n> The price of tin on the local market
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    51 2 CAIRO. HOW. 2?. (UP) General E. L. M. Burns. Commander of the Ur. Nations Emergency Force m Egypt, announced ye.>:erday he was .stationing UNEF detachments between the E: tian and Anglo-French lines tad moving new U.N. units to Port Said and Port Faud. He said the U.N. force
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    27 2 HAILE SELASSIE. Emneror of Ethiopia, arrived m Hongkong yesterday from Tokyo for an ovornisrt gtay on his to Rangoon for a threeday visit Renter.
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    Lock icon A Close Call In The Tense Waters Off Egypt
    232 2 A Close Call In The Tense Waters Off Egypt LONDON. Nov. 2S (UP)— The Admin. t nounced today that a Brilis), r ta^k force can* into close contact with the I'nited Mat* s mm last month during the attack on Lg-ypt w r temporary inconvenienct But T iscount Hailsham, First
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    77 2 Port Said was being increased to battalion strength, presumably 1.000 men. Some 200 UNEF troops are already m Port Said but none m Port Faud so far Qea. Burns' brief announcement gave no Indication of the exact time of the reinforcement It followed his talks at
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    Lock icon REDS OFFER TO REBUILD DAMAGED CHURCHES
    175 2 REDS OFFER TO REBUILD DAMAGED CHURCHES uc.oy v.\. (i P) I Communi t North Viet- I nani >a\> it will rebuild I Roman Catholic churches I m the pMHJMI MM p? by I tarlt '"monTh. The North Vietnarr. Communist Ho Chi Minh's government v giving US$l4,OOO to reptlr churches m
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    21 2 WALDEMAR B Kaempffert, science editor of the York Times for 26 yesin Mew York last night He was 79.—
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    Lock icon FARMERS TO FORM OWN BANK
    289 3 McLrke^Gqj^eners Will Band To Help Themselves $1 Million Capital Of 10,000 Shares At $100 Each THt; Singapore Attap Dwellers Association, at a meeting jffalilj, decided to form a 81,000,000 bank to nelp farmers m the Colony. The Chairman of the Association. Mr. Mak Pak Shee,
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    Lock icon 'Truck Wobbled Like A Duck'
    234 3 'Truck Wobbled Like A Duck' EUAjU* I.LMPIK Wed. Ida bin Pa ihrnudl n;nr Muh ".i rt ti«l.i I h.i t .1 1 i rmoured ■tttarv truck woblike -i duck" dur i blind mi; linstorm and -d into a Kuala I.umpur—bousd bos m uhiih he rode as a passe n. Uda
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    Lock icon Big Reward For Killer
    67 3 SINGAPORE Police, m conjunction with the Ban Kok Coffee Shop P .ya Lebar. yesterday offered a reward of $7,000 for information leading to the arrest of the killers of 12-year-old Lim Chwee Hock. Lim. a shop assistant m the Ban Kok Coffee shop, was -.d dumped
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    Lock icon Going Round The World
    75 3 PRESIDENT-elect of the Junior Chamber International. "Mr. Ira I) Ka\r. f], v into Singapore yesterdaj on a familiarization tour of all Faytfi liapter> around the world. II u.i> met at the t ;rport by Mr lee < hie« Wing, ProMden; of Singapore Jaycee and its membrrv
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    Lock icon His One-Man Crusade Fails
    362 3 PWD OVERSEER SAYS: CORRUPTION WAS RIFE v \i I Ml'l K. Wed Public Works overseer, recipient of a commendation for meritmiobs conduct from the V.rntri Br>:ir of Parians. ■d m tlie >o-im> uirt tod.,, thrrc was a 12 h d< _:-e ol <■ rrupt- anion; .tall
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    Lock icon First Ever Elections
    75 3 KERDAU. Pahang, Wed The first ever eltctiooj to the Kerdau I^ocal Council were held yesterday. Sixty per rent of the e'ectorate cast their votes to elect nine representatives. The following were the successful candidates: N| Bak Ton, Chairman; Abdul Aziz bin Udah; Secretary, Tee Tze Tan, Treasurer;
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    Lock icon More Interested In Mahjong Than Voting
    263 3 PEN AN G. Wed. The Chir -.ore interested m nahjongand horse-racing than choosing someone to represent -ouncils. said Mr. Lim Kean Siew. Chairman of the Electoral Council of the Labour Party of Malaya, here I :ay. Lim. who was speaking »t an election campaign
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    Lock icon That Apple Washing Again
    48 3 ALOR STAR. We —A] must be washed before they are offered for sale by fruith Kedah Health Officer Dr. K. K. Beri announDr Bcri to.d the Town Council that samples of apples; he sent to the Federal capital -or i had int c on
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    Lock icon Generalissimo Chiang And Malayan Newsmen
    37 3 photo. PICTURE shows the partj of Federation and Singapore newsmen who visited Taipeh recently with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek (seated, centre). On the extreme loft, standing, is Andrew Fane. of the Standard. PANA
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    Lock icon Ferry Tolls To Be Abolished
    126 3 Ferry Tolls To Be Abolished KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed The Federation Governmrnt decided today to abolish ferry tolls m Trengganu from 1957. ending an eight-year grouse among the people of this 'cindrella state' This actmn will cost the country's exchequer $200,000 annually. The ferries will be replaced by bridges gradually Transport
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    37 3 iKON N v Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.30 to £1 Sterling; $6.***** to US$l: 11J43 to Malayan U: so.lBB to one Indonesian Ruppiah; Go.d JJ7S 375 to a tae..
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    Lock icon WE DO NOT SEEK SCAPEGOATS, SAY GRADUATES SPOKESMEN
    422 3 WE DO NOT SEEK SCAPEGOATS, SAY GRADUATES SPOKESMEN University Squabble GRADUATES of the University of Malaya are not out to seek scapegoats nor have they the "slightest Intention" of injuring the reputation of the University, two graduate spokesmen declared No Attempt To Injure Reputation Dr. Tay Tcik Kngyesterday. The spokesmen
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    Lock icon Rates Up: Taiping Protests
    141 3 TAIPLXG, Wed. Property ?rs and Chinese associations here have formed a committee to protest against the Town Council's decision to increase the assessment of over 5,000 properties and holdings next year. The increases m assessment are reported to vary from 100 percent to 2,000 percent. The
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    Lock icon Mr. Yap Offers To Mediate
    122 3 SINGAPORE banker. Mr. Yap Phong '.<(k. Ins nffrrct\ to mediate m lhe prr^rnt I iiiversity <>i Malaya squabblc. Yap who "V am prepared to do my best to heal the rift if my services are requirlf I am of any use m settling this matter,
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    Lock icon Plane Crash
    31 3 A UNITED States a:r force Sabrejet plunged into the ncran off the Okinawa coast this morning. The p;if t parachuted from the disabled aircraft and VM picked up. Reuter
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    Lock icon Equal Rights For All In Penang
    168 3 PENANC. Wed— A former Federal Councillor said here today that the majority of the people m Penang preferred to have an autonomous government with the Queen as their constitutional head where everyone enjoyed equal rights. "If there is coin? to be any undue discrimination
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    Lock icon FILM CHIEF SAYS HIS PIECE
    62 4 MB. TOM HODGE, head oi the Malayan Film l/nit, tells guests at the Unit's tenth anniversary dinner m Kuala Lumpur on Monday night how Malayan documentaries are today becoming increasingly popular m 54 countries. Among those listening with interest are (from left) High Commissioner Sir
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    433 4 BROOKE'S PLEDGE: TLL DO EVERYTHING I CAN TO CREATE- ...And Work For New Nation KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Federation Army's first General Officer Commanding, Major-Gen. F. H. Brooke, pledged today he would do everything m his power to create the best military force possible
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    Lock icon The Penang Incident— 'A Domestic Problem'
    281 4 The Penang Incident 'A Domestic Problem' KUALA LIMPIK. Wed. The Malayan Chinese and the I "nited Chinese School Teachers 1 Associations totlaj jointly described the Chuns Line; Hi^h School incident m Penang a> a "domestic problem' confined solely to the School. A tttrj signed jointly by Mr. V. T Lee,
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    96 4 More Entries In Anthem Contest KLALA LI'.MPIR, Wed. Th^ National Anthrm oi independent Malaya should please everybody and not merely the panel of lodges srlertine: it. Mid the Chief Ministei. Tunku Abdul Rahman, today. At today*! audition, (he paMl of judges shortlist- r| another five from 112 now entries The
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    64 4 BEREMBAN, Wed. The Malayan Youth Council today endorsed an appeal from the World Assembly of Youth for help to distressed youth m Hungary and Egypt. The Council's publicity chief. Mr. Joseph Siow told the Standard that Malayan youth were m full sympathy th the people of
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    273 4 iron, Wtd. The chairman ot the Ipoh and MenjjLcmhu Town Council, Mr. G. S. Walker, has stressed an urgent need for a housing: development scheme to cater for the "poorest classes" m his Council area. Ba laid emphaslfl on this need m the
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    Lock icon 'ALLIANCE' PARTY
    61 4 pic. THE Alliance FranraKe held a house warming parly m its new airconditinned premises m I.aidlaw Buildine. Battery Road. Singapore yesterday. More v han 1 .'<) pcopie including the Consul(imeral of Frame. M. .Tean Royere (extreme right) were present. Others m the picture are: (from left) prrsid ent
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    Lock icon A new card for a new hair-do? Oh, no, girls, you won't get it
    255 5  -  Mr. Cheng from By CHAN SWAN BEE SINGAPORE'S Commissioner for Registration, Mr. Cheng Kirn Whatt, yesterday claimed he had conquered feminine vanity, but that is not all. Me had a good word for the foir sex
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    269 5 Colony's 'Borstal' Will Be Run By Experts CRAWFORD TO HEAD $1/ 2 MIL INSTITUTION Bf SINGAPORE'S proposed $1,500,000 Borstal Institution, to be built m Changi. will be run by cxpeits on juvenile problem*, the Commissioner of Prisons, Maj. \Y. 1.. P. Sochon, told the Standard jr.stcrdav. He said that m
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    293 5 AMERICANS WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT ASIAN COUNTRIES THE growing importance of Asian countries m world affairs has now, more than at any other time, made Americans study more about this region. Dr. Woodrow C. Whitten, Head of the Department of Social Science of Pcpperdine College, Los Angeles, told the
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    Lock icon 3,000 Govt. Men May Walk Out
    161 5 3 ,000 Govt. Men May Walk Out MORE than crnment employees m the Prifons. immigration. Veterinary, Fi.-h--ery Public Works and Master :dant's departments, yesterday threatened to go on :e for a general wage increase. They belong to the Singapore Government Workers' Union and demand a wage rise ranging from $20
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    Lock icon One Year For Rioter
    69 5 SINGAPORE Traction Company driver, Yeow Chin Yoo was sentenced to one year's jail m a Colony -Court erday, for rioting at liokkien Street, on Oct. 26 The court was told that Yeo-v was arrested by a detective alter a short chase m South Bridge Road, which
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    51 5 PROFESSOR A. Dyer, vicepresident of The United States' Educational Testing Services is due to arrive m Singapore shortly on a lecture tour. Mr. Dyer will give his first r-e at the YMCA m Orchard Road on Dec. 5 at 8.15 p.m. He will talk on '"Educational
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    Lock icon CLOSE CHECK OH MIDDLE ROAD BLOC
    140 5 BINGAPOU Gereramrnt is m.ikiim a >tiict Check <" Ike lumtinns of the Middle Road group <>l Ir.ulc unions 1 \\y Krmstr.tr ut Ti;uir UaigflM Mr BS| lnn'ti Vit h.is star. '(l inspecting the .n t mints and other documents of the M 1.. |et
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    Lock icon BIKE THIEVES IN SEREMBAN
    24 5 SEREMBAN. Wed. Mi bicycles were recovered by police today after investigations into reports of a statewide organisation of bicycle thieves.
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    Lock icon Expats: A Special Office To Deal With Their Claims
    123 5 Expats: A Special Office To Deal With Their Claims SINGAPORE Government has now formed a lepaJ section m the Personnel Branch attached to the Secretariat to deal with matters relating to compensation for expatriate officers who go on premature retirement because of Malayanization. All correspondence dealing With M .mization should
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    Lock icon Two Years For Acid-Thrower
    55 5 A LABOURER. Goh Tong Huy, was sentenced to two years' imprisonment by Mr. Justice Neal m Johore Bahru yesterday for causing hurt to his employer, Khoo Peck Leong, by throwing acid on h'" face on June 25. The incident occurred after an argument over money which
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    Lock icon VARSITY TALK BY DOCTOR
    41 5 DR. R. L. Huans of University of Malaya, will n;vo a talk on "Chemical Effect of Ultra-violet Light." at the Chemical Theatre m the Uni:ty. Cluny Road. Singapore, at 5.15 p.m. on Friday. The public is invited.
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    Lock icon Penang Man For Trial At Assizes
    187 5 Penang Man For Trial At Assizes Forged Lottery Tickets Charge: A PENANG businessman. Chew Kemn Kor, was yesterday committed to stand trial he next Singapore Assizes for dishonestly using as genuine, 432 forged Social Welfare lottery tickets at a house in Allenby Road, on 26. Smt Ah Yam. managing partner
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    Lock icon "Bad Boy's" Appeal Dismissed
    104 5 "Bad Boy's" Appeal Dismissed LIEW Yong Chong, 21, with two previous convictions for theft and robbery, had his appeal against conviction and sentence for stealing a foun-tain-pen, dismissed by the Chief Justice. Mr. John Whyatt, m the Singapore High Court yesterday. Licw was sentenced to a year's jail, by a
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    30 5 DR. R. J. Grove-While will speak on "Lepropy Relief" at the dinner meeting of the Apex Club at the Cafe Dc Luxe next nesday at 8 p.m.
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    205 5 HE ASKS GOVT. TO STOP RISE IN PRICES SINGAPORE Legislative Assemblyman for Kampong Kapor, Mr. Seah Peng Chuan, yesterday asked government to take immediate steps to check dealers who are increasing prices of essential commodities. He plans to make personal representations to the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, and
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    41 5 THE Japanese ConsulateGeneral, m Singapore, announced yesterday that the residence of the Consul-Gen-eral, Mr. Ken Ninomiya, will be changed on Dec. 1 to "Kcnsvillc," 178 Cornwall Gardens, Holland Road. Singapore, 10. The ne'v telephone number is 57.351.
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    30 5 THE body <!i a new-born baby _,rl vis found m a Ihm int tin m rabbteh (1 11 nip m M mni' i B«l I
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    260 5 Eight S'pore Trade Unionists In Court EIGHT trade unionists yesterday appeared m a Singapore court for failing to furnish the Registrar of Trade Unions with a general statement of all audited receipts and expenditure of their respective unions, as required under the Trade Union Ordinance. They were Jamit Singh, general
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    861 6 Singapore Standard Malayan Coal HILE there has been much talk about start, j secondary industries to bolster the economy of Malaya, the public have forgotten about the parlous state of Batu Arang coal. This mine has had to reduce its coal production and dismiss many of its workers because its
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    915 6 Robert Kee patrols the TEL AVIV QN the police captain's operations map. long snaking lines of thread one almost cutting the waist of Israel m two marked the routes taken by each group of Arab infiltrators from Jordan this year. Twelve of them m his area so far,
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      204 6 Congratulations, Da to Razak! Singapore parents will be very, very thankful indeed if the Colony's Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kcc, will follow the* good example set by his cc part m the Federation. Until about a few months ago Colony schools were allowed to take m more than
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    433 6  -  G. AALBERTSBERG THE HAGUE radar system of coinp 1 c t ely new design which enables >hips to be guided through a diflicult IS mile wate-ruay m dense fog. comes into rlTnt tomorrow (Nov. ?>0) when Prince Bernhard formally opens Rotterdam's new radar system and waterway. The
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    266 7 No total Withdrawal From Egypt Butler We Want To Work With United Nations But..! a d YORK, Nov. 28 (Rcutcn Mr. R. A. Butler, Britain's Acting Prime Minister m the absence of Sir Anthony Eden, told a United Mates magazine reporter that it would be wrong to think there would
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    96 7 "E^WICH, Connecticut. W. 28 (UP) A medical examiner ruled yesterday that .eader Tommy Dorsey the "sentimental gentleman accidentally choked to death m his sleep. Police and Dorsey's family denied there was any mystery surrounding his death on Monday m the locked master bedroom of his US$l3O,OOO
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    161 7 JAKARTA. Nov. 28 (Reuter). Tankers were today loading oil at Palembang. south Sumatra, for shipment to Singapore and Malaya for the first time since a boycott on shipments to British destinations was launched by Palembang oil workers and wharf labourers a week a s,o. Spokesmen for
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    119 7 SHORTAGE OF FOOD AMONG INTERNEES LONDON, N Ri —More than 400 empl 1 of the BritLsh Suez Canal civilian contractors who been interned m Egypt have been moved to new ramps with better living con(ditions. A Foreign Office spokesman last night this was reported m a message from the »s
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    48 7 PARIS. Nov. 28 ißeuter) Petrol rationing will come into iorce m France tt noon on Thursday an inner ministerial meeting decided here last night. All petrol pumps will close at midnight to enable garage men to take stock and declare the amounts they hold.
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    250 7 Anglo American Relations Are Serious— Makins London, (ft*, 28 (Barter) sir Roger Makins until recently Britixli Amb.^ador mi n Washington, said yesterday that Anglo-American relations were serious, perhaps the most serious -casualty of the present crisis." He told the American Chamber of Commecre m lxjnrion that before leaving Amc:. i
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    49 7 LONDON. Nov. 28 (Renter) —The Queen held the last of five autumn investitures at Buckingham Palace yesterday, presenting awards to about 16ft men and women. Army and Air Force servi. emen were decorated for bravery m Malaya and at Oman, rrctected area on the Persian G
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    53 7 Ht Actress Marie <the 'Body*) nald's car ran off a mountain road on Monday but she was not seriously injured. Police said. She was hospitalized for treatment of shock but released laer Officers said was unable to tell them i caused the accident. She a
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    21 7 ROME, Nov 28 iAP) Tamotsue Ueda. Mayor of Oita. South Japan, arrived ■c yesterday to present Pope a oamboo
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    171 7 KICK HUNGARY OUT OF THE UN. SAYS CUBA UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.. Nov. 28 iAP> Cuba's Emilio Nunez-Por-tuondo called on the United Nations last night to expel Hungary's repreientatives from the General Assembly if Hun. refused to admit U.N. observers. Nunez-Portuondo. speaking to the 79-nation Assemb- ly. asked Secretary General Dag
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    37 7 Radio photo. PRIME MINISTER Sir Anthony Kdi-n is plintosraplK <! u| lie Rptkt t rcpiirlns on arrival m .Mont«-»o Ba> OB N<>\ uith Lai] Eden (left) n*h*» n^u.n. m »;,.<,.» o.«--mil dent it' if d A.P.
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    64 7 BERLIN, Nov. 28 (UP). A leading official of the "World Peace Council" indicated today that the worldwide Communist front organiEatfon may break away from Sot ict leadership. Isabelle Blum, Belgian Secretary of the "World Peace Council." told an East Berlin rally of the Council's East German branch
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    78 7 'Mighty Mouse' Was No Match for Squalls Q (TOP) The hucr hrlium-fill,,] (ll ,nir 1,...!! (Mni "Miijhty Mouse". towers over its handlers and spectators as it parses Timp.s Square, Nmv York. M Nov. 0, ii (ho MOth annual Mac > th uikscivin^ it] P.ir.-Ic. Ilio (i!l-f,.-t tall b;.|!u!.n. huurvr. prov•i
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    138 7 MAU MAU CHIEF SENTENCED TO DEATH N 1 LXI, Kenya, No <Heuter) Dedan Kimam (styled field marvhal of the Mm Mau rori>tv ambWbGd alter a (it tth l.\ Cm.' v l ful p< s^ i r i i The scar-faced bearded flngei sands of ki".er g^ a and the Aberdare
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    64 7 Lo.* 28 (AP) The Haim Nahum. has resigned m rst agait :nent of that country, the .i Congress here said last r A spokesman said that the Jewish community m Egypt totalling 50,000 people were "threatened w.'h the gravest disaster." Only Jews who were retfdent m Egypt
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    399 8 I Saw Body Flung 30 Feet-Witness THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. K. T. Alexander, yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of Col. J. H. H. Coombes, of General HQ. FARELF, for allegedly causing the death of a pedestrian by a negligent act. The
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    185 8 STANDARD MAN REVIEWS CHIANG'S TROOPS IN TAIPEI TAIPEI, Wed. A sroup of Malayan journalists, including Ml Andrew 1 ant; of the Singapore Standard today said .1 fortnight*! tour of Taiw.m that they were deeply touched by the 'great sense of dedii ii.nn among the people Of Ihia Nationalist Chinese stroneh
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    199 8 THE Singapore High Court yesterday awarded a total of $3,978 damages to a 57-year-old Singapore housewife Aurelia Celestine Bcrlandier for injuries sustained m a motor accident m September 1954. Mrs. Berlandier sued Hin Hong, the owner of a priva'e motor vehicle and Ho Ah May together
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    169 8 ARE OUT OF TOUCH ASIAN Socialist parties, except perhaps those of Japan and Burma, seem to be out of touch with their peoples and nationalist movements, Mr. T. Tanaka, (above), Member of the Japanese Diet and the central executive of the Socialist Party of Japan, Mid m Singapore
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    48 8 KUALA SELANGOR, Wed. Friday. Nov. 30 is Nomination Day for the Jeram Local Council Elections which will be held on Dec. 21 when six sea's will be contc;'^ The town, "ten miles from Kuala Selangor. consists of over 100 buildings and has about 350 voters
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    129 8 Police Find Another Body In The Sea Hut R'j ti "i the Missing II ditress SINGAPORE Police, searching for the body of waitress, Yong Kum Yoke who was believed to be m a car that plunged into the sea off Prince Edward Road on Monday night, recovered the body of
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    63 8 Japan Plans Air Link With S'pore JAPAN airways i? making plans to include Singapore m its network, a director of the Airline, Mr. Shin-ichi Okazaki told the Standard yesterday. Japan Airways plans to extend its Tokyo-Bangkok service to Europe early next year. Afterwards flights to Singapore would be arranged, he
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    50 8 4 Complete 141 Years' Service FOUR employees of the Singapore Government Printing Otiice who between them have completed 141 years' service, yesterday received valedictory letters from the Governor, Sir Robert Black. They were Ir.che Talin bin Lat, Inche Abdul Jalil bin Ladin, Inche Mohd. bin Sawoot and Mr. Bachan Singh.
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    149 8 SIKKMBAN. Wed. A soldier who stni c jewellery worth 51.57 and S,'sO cash from his grandmother uas today bound over by the Seremban Magistrate. Inche Abdul Wahah bin .Maasul, m the sum of S"!00 for a period of two years. Inspector Harh.Tan Singh, pnMCVtfasg, told the
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    275 8 MOHAMED MIKOYO r> ?<M SASSOOM Stand. iic v i i)ping Reporter TEN years ago a young Malay landed m Vu York w.th nothing more than a spirit adventure and lots of ambition. estei day the youth tood-looking M ft U old United st.it. i Army VI geant Mohamed Zain bin
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    166 8 BLUEPRINT FOR MERDEKA LONDON, Nov. 28 (AT) A fi\e-natio» Commonwealth commission will meet m Rome earl December to continue its work ol formui:i stitution lor the led. ration of Mal.v.i. tht iMonial Office said last night i The group comprises constitutional experts of Britain.
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    74 8 THE biggest airlift of service personnel for Britain— 83 left Singapore Ii national Airport by Qantas Super Constellation terday. Mr. G. C. K. RowntWt. sales superintends Qantas Airways, told the Standard that this was tht first time a Super Constellation had been used to
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      72 8 INDONESIA will spend Rs. 1,500 million during thi ars 1o improve th« of her people, donesian Dr. H. Sinaga, told the ard yesterday. The health standard country has gone up recent. y, but malaria and yaws still prevalent, he said, is now being laid
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      56 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed More than sixty cur eluding the Feeler;-.-Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and Alliance ministers, attended a cocktail party given by the nesian Consul In C Tuan Rasjis Manan ar. Manan last night. Thr farewell to the retiring Indo esian Genera, Un. Kartowisastro on
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      366 9 -New Discoveries Made ™b r b™ad^ro h ;r r amr U C f e 7 u T""?\ As h" made "solid pro-,-,-h and i-^iUfidHfU OntJl applied and technoloffical re- The report says that tome potentially useful new discoveries have been jnade, and there has
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      22 9 THfe Japanese Ministry of Int-ernational Trade and Industry has approved an application by three leading steel companies to raise prices.
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      124 9 U.S. Rubber Industry Sales Will Top $7B. A TOP rabbet industry spokesman said m New York the rubber industry will bring up sales of US$6 billion m 1957. MR H.E. Humphreys Jr., 'lent of U.S. Rubber Company said the industry \s annual sales volume will reach US$7 billion m 1960.
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      114 9 Spare Parts For 132 Countries OVER 54 million spare parts were distributed by Vauxhall Motors last year to 132 different countries: 185 tons of spare parts were despatched each working day. A parts orders, despatch notes and other documents are now produced by a battery of electronic machines, opera* ing
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    182 9 'Wired Radar Traces Faults IHE principal of a Melbourne electrical engineering Rm whit h makes a "uirnl r.id.ir" system to trace faults m o\erhead transmission linos will visit Malaya ilmllj m the MBM of South-east Asian tour. He I" Mr. Alan 11. Rrid. a wefl-k&OWB designer and manufacturer of specialized
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    106 9 Japan May Make Cheaper Bicycles KNANG, Ifci. lapai must study more rarnrstly how to Makl Mi export complete sots of bicycles In good quality and at cheaper priic. said Mr. S. BtlTttf. roprosentativf of the Japan Bicycle t\ porters' Association. The Association exported about S3O million worth of bicycles and
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    388 9 BOOSTING MALAYA 'S FOOD OUTPUT Second-Highest Agricultural Yield ALTHOUGH Molcno hos the sccorWhighest agricultural v c!d per ocrc om .As en countries there is still much land which con be utilized, according to bulletins -ssued by the United Nations Japan heads the Asian production lii the highest output per acre,
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    275 9 JOHNSON JOHNSON OPTIMISTIC: TO EXPAND despite the present trouble m the Middle East. Johnson Johnson, a company with a uor!d-\\ide organization are optimistic of the future and are continuing plans for expansion, the nimpanv's president. Mr. (iforuf I Smith, said m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Smith is paying a short Msit
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    70 9 MALAYAN 1 Map production m September amounted to si cwt., (gainst 42,300 cwt m the previous month. Production ir. the first nine months this year, at 405.674 cwt., showed a fall as compared with output m the sarjne period last year which was 115,199 cwt. Stocks at
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    445 9 Malaya And New Guinea Face Common Problems THK similarity of opportunities and problems m the economies of Malaya, I Papua and the Australian Trust Territory of New Guinea are indicated m a recent economic review. As m Malaya, mineral wealth plays an important part m the development of these areas
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    279 9 OVERSEAS demand for Hongkong paint> and varnishes has heen increasing rapidly and the most noticeable improvement has taken place riaec 1952, particularly m supplies to Malaya, Thailand, North Borneo, Burma and the Philippines. A recent issue of the H.K. Trade Bulletin say? "Annual output of
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    114 10 ALL sections of the Malayan share market were quietly steady with small price fluctuations, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' A wciation. Moderate business was report rd. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers R R Petrol 48/- 50/mon 2.00 2.05 Me-al Box 1.65
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    91 10 Bankers On Tour Of S-EA TWO senior executives of the foreign division of the Commonwealth Trading Bank of Australia, on I t\\omnnth tour of South-east A>ia. ha\c arrived ;n Singapore. The executives are Mr. KN. Harrison, overseas repre■fllllll). Mai Ik L,W. Enderby, ofliter-in-charge of trade services. They are both attached
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    128 10 TIMBER production m New Guinea wai steadily increasing Mr P. Hasluck. Federal Minister for Territories, said recently. The output of Com-monwealth-New Guinea Timbers Ltd. was now about 32 million feet of plywood. The administration of the territory was carrying out, a reafforestation programme m the Bulolo Valley.
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    72 10 An exhibition illustrating the latest trends m packaging design and materials was opened recently m Sydney. Organized by the Australian Department of Trade, the exhibition also featured latest developments m overseas packaging and design. Emphasis m presentation was primarily on export, and the purpose of
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    33 10 INCREASED use of cotton m the U.S. for textiles and industrial purposes is expected to exceed output for the first time m more than five years with the 1956 crop.
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    28 10 INDIA and U.S. have Lgned an agreement by which the Asian country I buy U.S.S3<SO 1 million worth Of U.S. agricultural commodities over a three-year period.
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    216 10 MACHINE MAKES MINING SAFER A BRITISH firm manufacturing mining machinery well-known m Malaya. China and India, have placed on the market, boring equipment which ensures again.-t the danger of sudden release of water or gas when the barriers have been pierced. The new baflßf tool can be easily handled by
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    278 10 -OFFICIALS TO BE CHOSEN MALAYA will soon appoint officials to negotiate vith Indonesian Government for an increased supply cf rubber from rhot country. The Malayan Trade Commissioner m the United Kingdom, Mr. J. N. Davies, said this to officials of the Rubber Trade
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    62 10 ROYAL Air Force Scarrh and rescue helicopters thrr out Europe are to be fitted with a British radio navigation device giving high navigational accuracy at low altitude. The device. the Deeea Navigator. picks up radio signals from ground transmitters to give the pilot the position of
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    166 10 INCMMMN politic*] news and improved overseas advkes caused the .Singapore rubber price to continue its upu.'d trend x^stcrd.n first grade December shipment (i»>inc at Mil. per Ib. m day). The market opened very steady at SI. 101 per lb. up U cents on Tuesday.
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    104 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra, Nov $27 J buyers, sellers; Dec. $28$ buyers. $29 sellers; coconut oil m bulk $44J sellers, m drums $48 sellers; Muntok white pepper SI 20 sellers, Sarawak white $119 sellers, Special Sarawak black $85 seller?. Singapore
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    118 10 Group To Export Medical Equipment SEVEN Austra. manufacturers of mcc and hospital equipment have formed the Au lian Medical Export Company to develop export trade, the Federal Minister for Trade, Mr. J. McEwen, announced m Canberra recently. B company's fonr ■■flowed a successful bu. to South-east Asia recentMr. A. F.
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    68 10 THE first shipment of steel, iron rods and nails from China has arrive Singapore. The goods were contracted for while the Singapore tradi mission visited China m Se^ tember. According to importer:China steel, iron and nails art manufactured m Shanghai. The total quar. rted so far
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    134 13 Harrys Tribute To Singapore TRIBUTE to the Singapore sports team now "putting up such a stalwart, and not unsuccessful performance" at tiie Olympiad, m Melbourne, mi paid yesterday at the weekly luncheon of Sil gapore Rotarians by fuesi speaker Mr. R. L. Harry, Australian Commissioner m the Colony. He praised
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    197 13 MELBOURNE Wed. (AP) The new Zatopek of the Olympic Games is an indefatigable 29-year-old Russian naval officer, Vladimir Kuts, who smilingly says he drinks vodka only on holiday "Eleven months m the year I train and train hard," says the leathery blondhairr-i runner from Leningrad. "I
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    300 13 Kosbies Force A Draw X LUIfPUB IFed Kings Own Scottish Borderers from Batu Pahat staged a storm* ing second half ra'.iy to hold Selangor Club to a 11-11 draw at rugger on the Padang today. A nasty accident to Captain Gordon, Kosbies' skipper marred the came. He was carried off
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    92 13 MELBOURNE, Nov. 27, (UP). Pickpockets, rrho ere milling among swollen Melbourne crowd!!, are off their form m Olympic competition. A favourite to take the fidd m pickpocket; ng has failed to even Qualify for finals. h frrnationnUu known pickpocket Abraham Tsyprcs (pronounced CyprwJ mm tted sadly
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    67 13 MELBOURNE; Nov. 22. (UP). S i d ia r,:rr.-;-' non-stop basketball play Droved ton much ?<■>:• a time clock m the Olympic basketball auditori;:- One of the two larEe clocks used to time the basketball games ke down and ran wild during Urn Japan-Korea game The
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    132 13 SINGAPORE footballer. Lee. Kok Sens. v.a. awarded a gold medal by the Singapore Government Services Football Association for being the cleanest, fairest and best player of 1956 The decision was made at yesterdays S.G.S.F.A. annual general meeting hrld at Singapore Amateur Football Association premises. The
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    112 13 ADELAIDE. Awtnlia, M 2. UP).— Xeale Fraser went four set? today before he eliminated veteran U.S. Davis cupper Vie Seixas from the quartefinals of the South Australian championships. 6-4. R-3. 5-7. 6-4 Another Australian. Ashley Oo ;:>er. dropped U.S. veteran Perb Flam 6-1, 9-7. 6-4. and
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    66 13 RESULTS of R al Wand Club Golf competitions held recently w e: rMEN'S MONTHLY MEDAL (BOGEY) Winners: "A" Di\ L 1 ri -B Div T. S Chcv r.z —3 down 'C' Div P. Walker— 2 down. Ball <«pr P Winners: "A" and "B I) :v L Holloway;
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